Monk easy chair

Klaster is a flexible modular system made up of minimalist cubes. They enable maximum creativity when it comes to their arrangement and use.

The basic structural module is a square that is applied on the wall as a visually autonomous object.

Match derives from a family of modular sofas, offering a number of compositions adapted to each given space.

The Absent sofa is designed as a modular system combining various backrest heights with different seat depths, while the soft pillow adds to the sofa’s ergonomics and particular sensual experience.

Cloud comes from a family of modular sofas, offering a large number of compositions each adapted to a given space.

The Monk barstools with a backrest are new members of the Monk collection.

Three tables are based upon the same formal origin as Polygon easy chair.

The chair’s shell is composed of two bent pieces of plywood upholstered in fabric, underneath which lies a simple structure of massive wood or metal. 

Layout was designed as a modular crossover between architecture and design.

Spectrum collection aesthetic reflects a combination of simplicity with complexity.

The design of Avet low table relies on the light triangular metal construction, whose skeletal lines endow it with certain fragility and weightlessness. 

Sabot is a playful arrangement of abstract volumes supported by characterful timber feet that are a celebration of Prostoria’s woodworking capability.

Knif is a modular shelving system which caters for customized solutions and diverse user needs in various concepts of interior design.

Bavul is a multifunctional upholstered object that transforms from a bench to a bed.

Rostrum is an infinitely scalable sofa system with a highly sophisticated design language that takes its name from a raised performance platform – a nod to the slender legs that raise the modular s